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Houston Texans Offseason Recap: Everything You Missed Before Training Camp
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You gave up on the Houston Texans after that miserable playoff loss to New England. We understand. But training camp is here, so it’s time to reactivate your fandom. Seth takes a chronological trip through everything that happened during Houston’s offseason.
(0:00 - 1:26): Introduction: Reflecting on the playoff loss and the outlook for the upcoming season.
(1:27 - 2:30): Coaching and vision: Nick Caley remains, and the team prioritizes a more physical offensive identity.
(2:31 - 6:00): Early March roster changes: Trading Titus Howard and Juice Scruggs for David Montgomery.
(6:01 - 8:45): March 6th-10th moves: Joe Mixon released; key re-signings including Danielle Hunter, Dalton Schultz, and Ka'imi Fairbairn.
(9:56 - 12:53): Free Agency arrivals: Signing veterans like Reed Blankenship, Braden Smith, Wyatt Teller, and Evan Brown to boost physicality.
(12:54 - 13:33): Stadium news: NRG/Reliance Stadium returning to the name Reliant Stadium.
(13:34 - 14:17): Late off-season trades: Acquisition of Marte Mapu from New England.
(14:18 - 15:00): Will Anderson Jr. contract extension: Securing the star defensive end.
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